Craggy Range is smooth in the bottle.
New Zealander Steve Smith is a master of wine, noted viticulturist, and a visionary. In the 1980s, he saw a 250-acre plot in Hawke’s Bay
New Zealander Steve Smith is a master of wine, noted viticulturist, and a visionary. In the 1980s, he saw a 250-acre plot in Hawke’s Bay
Pinot noir from New Zealand is gaining a foothold in America because of well-made wines like the 2007 Stoneleigh Marlborough Pinot Noir. Stoneleigh takes its
New Zealand is known for its citrusy sauvignon blanc wines; but wine lovers should get to know the smooth 2007 Craggy Range Chardonnay, Kidnappers Vineyard.
New Zealand is best known for its sauvignon blanc wines, but it also produces flavorful good-value pinot noirs, such as the 2008 Brancott Vineyards Marlborough.
Large wineries are usually a source of bland wines, but that’s not the case with New Zealand’s Villa Maria winery. In 1961, George Fistonich leased
One of the greatest wine cellars in the world—full disclosure: I helped build it—is in Hamburg, New Jersey, the result of the late-in-life passion of